Adventure-Crew reveals the Adventurer of the Month while at the Everglades in 2007.

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This months Adventurer of the Month is Captain Natural Lee. See his story here!

Adventure-Crew visits Shark Valley at The Everglades. Why is it called Shark Valley? How can it be a valley in the middle of The Everglades? Find out the answers to these questions as Clint shares a quick peak into some of the area’s mysteries.

SOCKS APPEAL  for Adventurers!

Join Tip Corner host, Mike Pudlo, as he explains how to boost your SOCK APPEAL on the trail. Learn the do’s and don’ts of socks: why cotton socks are bad news; how to layer socks for comfort; even a handy tip for comfier feet with corn starch!

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Adventurous…or Just Plain Crazy?
Death Valley’s LOST BURRO MINE

Washed-out roads! Giant tarantulas! Lost burros! Join Team Adventure-Crew as we venture down darn-near impassable roads in steaming-hot Death Valley to visit the little-known Lost Burro mine site. Are we crazy or just adventurous? You decide.

Visiting Death Valley? Check out this easy, scenic walking loop with Clint and Mike as your guides. Then listen up as Gary gives you sage advice about bringing lots of water. They didn’t name it Death Valley for nothing, you know.

Gary highlights the drama that granite lends to the 2700 foot shear cliffs of the Black Canyon’s drop to the Gunnison River. Easy access to the rim of this 50 mile long canyon makes this often overlooked national park one of the best family getaways. From the rim drive, the half mile view straight down to the beaches and glimmering blue green rapids of the Gunnison River are spectacular.

Join Adventure-Crew for the highlights of one typical day of adventure as we peek into Death Valley’s 23-mile long pipeline…check out historic charcoal kilns…and set up camp at 7,000 feet in Thorndike Campground.

City of Rocks in south central Idaho rivals Yosemite for some of the best technical rock climbing in the country; watch this 4 minute video to see why. Hear testimony from regulars who are experienced climbers and see the rock “sky scrapers” that helped name this city of rocks as host Clint Pollock shows you around in this wide screen scenic short.

See a state champion tree, get up close to live bats, walk the ten foot dry boardwalk that is flooded annually as the turtles of Westin Lake welcome you to Congaree National Park. The extreme contrasts of Congaree flooded and Congaree dry are explored as Clint Pollock takes you through part II of Congaree National Park, boardwalk and Sim’s Trail area.

Learn some insider tips like the best months to visit the park, what to see and what to expect, the best way to rent a canoe.